Low testosterone levels have been linked to a marker of whole body inflammation, C Reactive Protein. When germs, high levels of fat in blood or high blood pressure are present they cause cellular injury, resulting in inflammation of the body. Harboring inflammation over an extended period of time can lead to tissue destruction and a variety of health problems such as allergies, cancer, arthritis and autoimmune diseases.
A recent study has found a link that was very strong in overweight men as well as those with the risk factors of heart disease, such as low testosterone . High blood pressure, obesity, diabetes, smoking and high blood fats were positively linked to increased C Reactive Protein, therefore inflammation.
Very importantly, higher levels of total testosterone (TT, β = −0·114, 95%CI, −0·162 to −0·065), free testosterone (β = −0·059, 95%CI, −0·106 to −0·012) and SHBG (β = −0·116, 95%CI, −0·169 to −0·063) were statistically significantly related to lower levels of C Reactive Protein (Clinical Endocrinology, 78: 60-66, 2013).
The clinical studies surrounding the associated dangers of low testosterone (LOW T) in men are staggering.
If you are a man of 30 years of age and feel you may be suffering from Low Testosterone, Hypogonadism or Andropause, contact Boston Testosterone Partners today for a consult on how you can get tested.
Boston Testosterone is a Testosterone Replacement, Wellness and Preventative Medicine Medical Center that treats and prevents the signs and symptoms associated with Andropause and hormone imbalances. With affiliates nationally, Boston Testosterone offers hormone replacement therapy, weight loss protocols, erectile dysfunction (ED), Sermorelin-GHRP2 therapy and neutraceutical injectable therapies for men and women. Their medical facilities offer physician examinations and treatment programs that incorporate the latest in medical science.
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